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Monthly plans from $59 that keep your WordPress site, WooCommerce or Shopify store, or mobile app updated, backed up, monitored and fixed, by the senior developers who maintain plugins running on more than 30,000 sites. Priced in USD, billed monthly, cancel any time.
You are not buying hours. You are buying the absence of the Friday-night message that says checkout is down. Every update is tested on a staging copy with a verified backup before it touches your live site, and a named developer who knows your setup does the work.
Pick by how often the site changes, not by its size. A site nobody edits needs Essential. A site with forms, memberships or integrations needs Plus.
Brochure sites that rarely change
Sites with occasional small changes
Business sites with forms, memberships or integrations
A store needs its checkout watched. These plans place a real test order after every update that could touch it.
WooCommerce and Shopify stores
Stores and sites where an hour down costs money
React Native and Flutter apps
Agencies with five or more client sites
Agency plans are quoted per portfolio. See white-label maintenance for agencies for how the arrangement works.
The work is the same every month, which is the point. Surprises are what you are paying to avoid.
Ask yourself what the site earns on a normal day. If it is a store doing $2,000 a day and a plugin update breaks checkout on a Friday evening, you may not know until Monday. That is one weekend of sales, an emergency fee to fix it, and the customers who did not come back. Most plans on this page cost less per month than that one incident. That is the comparison that matters, not the price of an hour.
The same logic applies to a brochure site. A contact form that silently stops sending after an update costs you every enquiry until someone notices, and nobody notices for weeks. The Plus plan checks your forms after every update precisely because this is the most common quiet failure we find on sites that come to us for rescue.
A plan keeps a healthy site healthy. It is not a bucket for every kind of work, and we would rather you know the edges now.
The changes are the smallest part of what you are paying for. The plan is the tested update, the verified backup, the monitoring and the person who already knows your site. A client who updates a plugin themselves and takes down checkout pays for a weekend of lost orders plus an emergency fix. The plan makes that weekend very unlikely, and if something does slip through, the backup means recovery takes minutes.
Yes, that is our rescue service, and it costs more per incident than most plans cost per year. A plan is insurance you actually use every month: it makes the emergency far less likely and means a fresh backup exists if one ever happens.
For a single task, that can work. For upkeep, they learn your site from scratch every time and nobody is watching between tasks. On a plan, the developer who ran last month's updates runs this month's, knows which plugins conflict and where the risky spots are, and is alerted before your customers are. You are paying for knowledge of your site, not for hours.
One month. Time you do not use in September is available in October, then it expires. That keeps the plan predictable for both sides while letting you save up for a slightly bigger change.
Yes. Plans are month to month with no minimum term. Cancel before the next billing date and it stops. You keep documented access to everything, and the backups taken during the plan are handed over.
Yes, on the Commerce plan. Shopify handles its own core updates, so the work is theme and app updates, checkout and app compatibility checks after each change, monitoring, and your monthly change time.
Yes. The starting audit tells you what state the site is really in. If the previous provider left problems, they are fixed and priced separately before the plan begins, so you are never paying a monthly fee for a site that was already broken.
Every number below is on a page we do not control. Open the links and judge for yourself.
★★★★★
He fixed my blog faster than I expected and I am very happy with his level of communication and especially patience with me, as I can be totally confused with the workings of the back-end of wordpress in general.
Gretchen P., via Codeable, April 2019
★★★★★
Nirmal is an excellent developer with top level knowledge of wordpress, woocommerce and code in general. Very accommodating and willing to work whatever hours are required to get the job done. We will continue to use Nirmal for all our work going forward.
Rob B., via Codeable, July 2019
★★★★★
Very professional person to deal with. Gets the job done properly and communicates extremely well. It is always a great pleasure to collaborate with Nirmal. He has accelerated our progress dramatically.
Peter R., via Codeable, September 2026
